Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

It's not been a free for all of running rugby but it's been relatively entertaining at Twickenham.

Wing Reece Hodge packs down at flanker for Australia to make up from the absence of the sin-binned Michael Hooper.

A few re-sets and the Aussies will be quite happy to spend the four minutes to half-time bickering over binding.

Ooooof. Almost.

Josh Navidi reads the Georgian play superbly and is up to intercept the pass, but he needed some glue on those fingers, he can't take it in.

Wales are then penalised for wheeling the scrum just inside their own half, and the hosts point to the posts.

Three points on offer as Soso Matiashvili lines up a long one...

Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on Radio 5 live

I think he gave Michael Hooper a list of misdemeanors. I don't think it's a bad decision from the referee. I think he's been brave there.

Owen Farrell clips over the penalty to keep the scoreboard ticking over and give his side another chance to run at the under-manned Aussies.

Chris H: This is an absolutely superb contest, just look at the scrum to see there isn't an inch between England and Australia.

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Michael Hooper is read his charge sheet by the referee.

Tackling the jumper, pulling down the maul, offside twice.

It is lengthy. And referee Ben O'Keeffe decides it merits a 10-minute sit-down.

Hooper is astonished.

There's a change at 10 for Georgia.

Their experienced outside half Lasha Khmaladze limps off the field and on comes 22-year-old Rezi Jinchvelashvili for his fifth cap.

Where did he come from?

Georgia get a good maul going from the line-out and as it collapses prop Levan Chilachava pops up on the blind side and has a little wander down the left wing.

As he skips merrily towards the tryline, he's eventually bundled into touch by two Welsh shirts.

Georgia showing Wales how it's done at the moment.

England with the driving maul off the line-out, pulled down just short...

Australia under huge pressure.

Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on Radio 5 live

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I've just seen Michael Cheika give a very sarcastic round of applause for that decision.

Australia coach Michael Cheika - who was critical of referee Ben O'Keeffe in the wake of his team's draw away to South Africa earlier this season - does not look impressed with the young New Zealander.

He applauded the try review decision with his tongue lodged in his cheek and now is open-mouthed at an offside call against Will Genia.

Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

If you're moving forward saying 'OK I'm waiting for someone to overtake me', like Michael Hooper, I don't think that's good enough. I think you either have to retreat or stand still.

Wales, who have subscribed to this new brand of rugby, are trying offloads in all areas of the field. Leon Brown and Seb Davies get in on the act, but the errors are still there.

Scott Williams knocks-on in the tackle and Georgia have a scrum on the halfway line.

Same old, same old for Wales then.

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Tevita Kuridrani's deft grubber is perfect for Marika Koroibete, the ball bobbles invitingly and the line beckons.

But the wing swings only fresh air as he tries to control with his foot!

Michael Hooper gobbles up the scraps and slides over.

But the replay shows, Hooper was offside at the initial kick.

England off the hook.

The first-half was all fun and games. But this is where it really matters.

Wales need to put points of the board if these players are going to stake a claim for a Test place next week.

News from the changing room at the break is that Josh Navidi is on for Sam Cross - we presume an injury substitution.

Soso Matiashvili gets the second half under way.

Martyn Williams
Former Lions and Wales flanker on BBC One

There's not much creativity in midfield for Georgia and the scrum is pretty even.

They haven't generated that forward dominance that they would have probably hoped for.

I think Wales have stood up well, but they've given away some soft penalties and in turn that is taking the pressure off Georgia.

This Hallam Amos try is all that separates Wales from Georgia so far.

Richard Williams
BBC Sport Wales in Cardiff

Wales are making a change in the back-row with Josh Navidi coming on for Sam Cross, who took a bump in the first half.

A fine piece of line-out thievery from Maro Itoje.

But England are not out of the woods yet. The Wallabies are running it back...